The bill establishes the Dietitian Licensure Compact, which facilitates the practice of dietetics across state lines, allowing licensed dietitians to operate in multiple states without the need for additional licenses. This compact aims to improve public access to dietetic services while preserving state regulatory authority. It sets forth requirements for obtaining a compact privilege, including holding a valid license in the home state and adhering to the laws of the state where the dietitian practices. The bill also includes provisions to support military families, ensuring that active military members and their spouses can maintain their home state designation during active duty.

Additionally, the bill creates a Dietitian Licensure Compact Commission to oversee the implementation of the compact, manage investigations, and maintain a centralized data system for licensure and disciplinary actions. The commission will have the authority to create rules for the administration of the compact, which will have the force of law in member states unless they conflict with existing state laws. The bill outlines the commission's structure, powers, and financial provisions, including the ability to levy assessments on member states and impose fees on licensees. It emphasizes compliance with investigative and reporting requirements and provides mechanisms for dispute resolution and enforcement of the compact's provisions.